Holiday in Spain

Counting Crows

Transposer:

Got no place to go But there is a girl waiting for me down in Mexico She’s got a bottle of tequila A bottle of gin And if I bring a little music I could fit right in We got Airplane rides We got California drowning out of the window side we got big black cars and we got stories how we slept with all the movie stars I may take a holiday in Spain Leave my wings behinde me Drink my worries down the drain Fly away to somewhere new Hop on my choo choo I’ll be your engine driver in bunny suit If you dress me up in pink and white We may be just a littel fuzzy ’bout it later tonight she’s my angel she’s a littel better than the one that used to be with me cause she liked to scream at me Man it’s a miracle that she’s not living up in a tree I may take a Holiday in Spain Leave my wings behinde me Drive this little girl insane and fly away to somewhere new everybody’s gone They left the television screamining that the radio’s on Someone stole my shoes But theres a couple of bananas and a bottle of booze Oh well happy new years baby! We could probably fix it if we clean it up all day Or we could simply pack our bags And catch a plane to Barcelona cause this City’s a drag I may take a holiday in Spain Leave my wings behinde me Flush my worries down on drain Then fly away to somewhere new take a holiday in spain leave my wings behinde me Drive this little girl insane And fly Away to somewhere new _______________________________________________________ Contribuição: Cristina Hoffmann Dummer([email protected])

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La chanson évoque l'idée d'évasion et d'aventure, où le narrateur se projette dans un séjour au Mexique auprès d'une jeune femme pleine de vie. Il décrit un monde où l'alcool et la musique créent une atmosphère de fête, loin des tracas du quotidien. Cette escapade est aussi l'occasion de laisser derrière soi les soucis et de redécouvrir la joie de vivre, même au milieu de situations imprévues comme des objets perdus. Le contexte tourne autour de cette soif de liberté et de rencontres, illustrée par des souvenirs de la vie à Los Angeles et des rêves d'un ailleurs. Le narrateur se laisse séduire par l'idée de tout quitter pour un moment de plaisir, rêvant de se plonger dans la chaleur et l'insouciance de l'Espagne.

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